Homes for Sale in Suburbs and City Additions
Housing ads list several properties with prices from 9 500 to 13 750 dollars. Listings include single and two story homes, detached houses, colonial styles, and townhouses in the Takoma Park, Brookland, Ivory area, and suburban neighborhoods. Multiple firms and phone numbers appear, with terms offered and possession dates.
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Clavslend Park
Howda
Lotty
Meath
Oth
Varnum
Perth
Steetrie
Brookland
Unclear listing with mixed details and prices in Maryland area
Fragmented OCR reveals a real estate and vehicle listing from Brentwood Maryland near 4 250 and 6 000 dollar figures. Mentions a gray stone house with four bedrooms and baths, an old Chevy, and electrical work. The text is garbled but indicates property features and prices.
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Bern
C. Exellent
Market Nears Ends of Unsettlement Labor Problem
Market sentiment shows cautious optimism amid unsettled conditions. Experts warn that domestic and international issues limit gains as credit remains tight and banks struggle to meet routine needs. Some corporations turn to small investors, while opinions split on money easing versus continued scarcity.
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Masten
Apecinl
Workington Post
New York
Centarn
Japan Uses Religious Sect To Curb Unruly Koreans
Special Correspondence describes Sun Hal kil apostle Ta i wel and the Wait on Heaven faith, a Korean offshoot used by Japan to quiet unrest in Korea and shield adherents from military action. Observers note the movement’s growth among Koreans crossing into Manchuria and its ties to Japanese authorities as they report on claims of immunity and the broader political repercussions in the peninsula.
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Japan
Washington Fost and Public Ledger
Beoul
Tendokyo
Peninsular Domain
Sun Hal-kl
Manchuria
Korea
Heaven
Te'wet Tai-yu
Ta'wei
Shih-heng
Ita
Kin Yu-yung
Observera
Britons Alarmed By Coal Situation In Britain May Face Strike
London report warns of imminent coal mine closure with only 72 hours to avert disaster. Owners offer miners 80 percent of wages and 17 percent of profits. miners fear attack on union gains as government control ends. Armament profits decline with hopeful moves toward peacetime, while Mexican Eagle oil prospects improve despite oil field doubts. Grand Trunk shares slump as government takeover plans questioned.
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Washington Pout
New York Herald
London
Austin Chamberlain
Vickers Company
Armstrongs
Hadfields
Cammel Laird
Mexican Eagle
Mexico
Grand Trunk
Thurston elected graduate manager for Syracuse athletics
Syracuse University selects George Thurston former varsity oarsman and 1919 Orange navy coach as graduate manager of athletics. He succeeds Walter Shove Smith who resigns to run Standard Collegiate Supplies Co. Smith remains in charge through year end. Dreadnought to stage wrestling and boxing carnival at Opera House Alexandria Wednesdays night under Dreadnought Athletic Club. Final show of season expected large audience. Chattanooga man dies in hotel while en route home from Florida trip.
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Opera House
Alexandria
Dreadnought Athletc Club
Suburban Hyattsville Dance Planned by Local Legion
Arrangements are completed for a dance this evening at the National Guard armory under Snyder-Farmer Post of the American Legion and Company, First Maryland Infantry. The in charge committee includes Henry Hiser, W H Keys, Bowen Belt, John F. Neitzey and Louis Spangier.
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East Hyattaville
Washington Suburban
Matthew ¥. Halloran
Prince Georges County
Laurel
Charles E
al- Wistar
Hyattaville
Washington meeting planned at Thomson school Thursday
City briefs note a Mingie week event in Washington at 430 Thursday afternoon at Thomson school. Pennsylvania society prepares a cabinet celebration with Secretary Mellon and Secretary Davis as guests of honor at the Willard hotel.
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City Briefs & W
Washington
Thomson School
Pennsylvania Society
Mellon
Davia
Willard Hotel
Paris Crisis Deepens Amid Boycott and Money Worries
Paris reports a mounting economic crisis as investments shrink from 1,000,000 to about 700,000 francs by winter’s end amid high prices and weak consumption. France defends no new issues while Bank of France rates stay at 6 percent, money remains abundant at 4 percent with month-end adds. Credit Commerciale posts 13,250,000 francs net profits and a 6.5 percent dividend on increased capital.
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Speeia
Washington Pont
New York Herald
Paris
France
Wilifu
Paul Doumer
Credit Commerciale
Big Dividends Declared By German Companies
German firms announce dividend boosts led by Rheinsche Versicherungsbank at 12 percent and Rheinische Feuer Versicherunga Aktiengesellschaft at 12 percent. Theodore Goldschmidt Aktiengesellschaft, Exsen, raises capital to 19.5 million marks and pays 20 percent. Other dividends include Varziner Papierfabrik 5 percent plus 15 percent bonus, Rosenthal Kehla porcelain plant 30 percent and 20 percent bonus, Portland Cement Hanover 20 percent, Desmatzi Cigarette Dresden 20 percent, Duisburg C Heckmann 26 percent and 20 percent bonus, with jute spinneries mentioned.
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Washington Post
New York Herald
Berlin
Rheinsche Versicherungsbank
Rheinische Feuerversicherunga Aktiengesellschaft
Theodore Goldschmidt Aktiengesell A Chaft Chemical Works
Exsen
Varziner Papierfabrik
Bismarck
Porzellanffabrik
Rosenthal Company
Kehla
Portland Cement Fabrik
Hanover
George A Desmatzi Cigarette Works
Dresden
C. Heckmann Aktion Company
Duisbureg
Banking and aviation news from Bremen and Monroe
The Deutsche Bank and other German lenders report improved profits and dividends with 46.5 million marks net, 19 percent dividend at the national bank, and 10 percent at Braunschweig bank. A new private Bochum bank forms amid industry consolidation. In the U.S. Lieut. W D Coney’s condition worsens after a Monroe crash with pneumonia suspected, little hope for recovery.
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Munich
Lothringen Hentschel
Essen
Bochum
Deutschbank
Amsterdam
New York Herald
Netches
Miss
W D. Coney
Monroe
Bis
Tis
May Close British Mines Likely After Stoppage
London reports a Thursday stoppage of work in British coal mines as the government plans to return control to private owners. Conferences have failed to yield a compromise. Separate reports by owners and miners have been submitted to the government, with renewed negotiations anticipated to begin Wednesday.
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London
Predicted Good From War by Judge Rutherford
Judge J F Rutherford of New York, head of the International Bible Students association, told a Poli's audience that better times lie ahead for mankind as a result of the world war. He linked Zionist activity to Bible prophecy marking a new age and urged Christians to aid Jewish rehabilitation in Palestine. Earlier he spoke to a convention of Bible students at the Pythian temple.
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J F Rutherford
New York
International Bible Students’ Association
Poli's
Mandarin arrives as first board freighter built in China
The shipping board steamer Mandarin, the first freighter built in Chinese shipyards to reach San Francisco, docked today after a 22 days from Shanghai. Three more steamers are due to be delivered by the Chinese yard.
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San Francisco
Shipping Board
Shanghai
Alexandria Elks Plan Visit from Washington Lodge
Officers of Alexandria lodge 758 and a special committee prepared for a 300 member Washington lodge 16 visit. The Washington delegation with a 50 piece band directed by Arthur Whitcomb will depart at 7:30 pm from Washington Virginia Railway, meet at Ring and Alfred streets, enjoy band concerts on arrival at the Elks home at Prince and Royal streets, then hold a social session in the rathskeller after initiation exercises.
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Washington Post Bureau
Pattick
Alexandria
Alexandria Lodge
Ring and
Alfred Streets
Bths
Prince and Royal Streets
Easter Music in Churches Proves Yuletide Choirs Popular
Easter services featured choirs from all churches with musical programs suitable for Master. Today egg Telling will unfold with pleasant weather. George Wallington Park to host hundreds of children from thirty towns and suburbs as a central gathering point.
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George Wallington Park
Aldermen Called to Meet Over License Law Amendments
President WY F Marbury of the Board of Aldermen has issued a call for a special meeting at 1 o'clock tomorrow night to consider several amendments to the city license law proposed at the last meeting of the Common Council.
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WY F Marbury
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Navy Department proposals sought for steel and balloons 1921
Proposals will be received in Washington by the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts until 10 o clock on April 1 1921 for delivering steel cast iron balloons and porcelain molds for game and until 10 o clock on April 5 1921 for delivering steel and copper to the Navy Yard in Washington DC Applies for proposals to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Acting Paymaster General of the Navy. Sealed proposals due April 1921 for electric lighting power and telephone conduits and wiring in the paymaster branch of the District building Washington DC Plans information from Chief Clerk Engineer Department Room 427 District Building Deposit of 5 required to obtain plans and specifications.
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Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington
Navy Yardington
Bureau of Supplies and Acgenal
J Proples
The
Navy
Commissioners
Paychopathic
Aliinger Municipal Hospital
Massachusetts Avenue
District
Washington, DC
Omg Het Dolph
Charles W Katz
James J
Oyster Commissioners
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American Womens Lexion
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Oloss
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Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
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Equitable Building
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Frank P.reeside
F. H. Smith Company Inventment Department
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